Observed prices
| Membership choice | Total shown | Monthly equivalent | Observation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premium, 1 month | USD 100 | USD 100 | Authorized test account |
| Premium, 3 months | USD 240 | USD 80 | Authorized test account |
| Premium, 6 months | USD 390 | USD 65 | Authorized test account |
| Platinum, monthly | USD 1,000 | USD 1,000 | Automatic renewal shown |
Evidence: authorized-account observation method and the current service agreement.
The monthly equivalents are arithmetic, not extra product claims. The checkout total matters because multi-month Premium terms were shown as prepaid totals. The service agreement says fees may change and are paid in advance for the chosen subscription term.
What is not in this table
The current FAQ describes Silver as iOS-only, with up to two new chats per day, but a current Silver price was not verified in the authorized account view. That is why the table does not turn an older official article’s starting price into a current offer. Check the live iOS purchase screen for the Silver total and renewal terms.
No current Chairman price was verified for publication. The account showed an application state described as temporarily unavailable, in limited testing, and invitation only. Adding an old, third-party, or lookalike-site number would create false precision.
Price also does not explain which features change. Use the Silver, Premium, Platinum, and Chairman comparison for the observed tier counts and availability boundary.
How to choose a term
Start with the free-access limits. If a paid feature solves a specific recurring problem, compare the full commitment with the time you realistically expect to use the service. A lower monthly equivalent can still cost more overall and can be poor value if the product is not a fit.
Before paying, verify the displayed total, subscription period, automatic renewal language, cancellation route, and feature list in the live checkout. This page records one dated view and cannot lock the service’s future price.